Recommended Formulation Approach

Based on your formula, skin type, and the ingredients you have on hand, creating a cream-gel texture using Pro Polymer and LipidSoft Lite is recommended. This approach is well-suited for your combination skin, providing a light, non-greasy feel while offering good moisturization, especially for air-conditioned environments.

This combination is also more compatible with the acidic ingredients (like Lactic Acid) and ingredients with electrolytes (like Adenosine) in your formula compared to other bases like Luxury Cream Maker.

Suggested Ratios for Cream-Gel Base

To achieve a light, slippery cream-gel texture, consider the following ratios for your base:

• Pro Polymer: 1-1.5%
• LipidSoft Lite: 5%
• Water Phase: Remaining percentage

Incorporate your water-soluble active ingredients (such as Lactic Acid, Safe-B3, Pep-Coll, Active Resveratrol, Green Tea Extract, Tranexamic Acid, Repair Activator, Alpha Arbutin, Rice Vitamin, Argireline, Adenosine, and Hydro Urea) into the water phase. Your oil-soluble ingredients (like Coenzyme Q10, Vitamin E, Natural Bisabolol, and Grape Fruit Oil) should be added to the oil phase and then combined with the water phase according to the instructions for Pro Polymer.

Using this base should help you achieve the desired light texture and avoid the issues you experienced previously. Ensure thorough mixing during the formulation process to help prevent lumpiness.